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321:. The novel was criticized for being dirty, and both the Nebraska cities of McCook and Omaha banned it from their respective libraries in 1938. During this time, Sandoz moved to the Shurtleff Arms at 645 South 17th Street. This is the only extant Lincoln residence of Sandoz. There she wrote her second novel
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In 1928, when she received word her father was dying, she visited her family, and was stunned by his last request: he asked her to write his life story. She began extensive research on his life, and documented his decision to become a pioneer, his hard work chiselling out a life on the prairie, his
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Macumber. She was unhappy in the marriage, and in
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I have used the simplest words possible, hoping by idiom and figures and the under-lying rhythm pattern to say some of the things of the Indian for which there are no white-man words, suggest something of his innate nature, something of his relationship to the earth and the sky and all that is
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For the next sixteen years, Mari held a variety of low-paying jobs, while writing—to almost no success—under her married name, Marie
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Rippey, Barbara. 'Toward a New
Paradigm: Mari Sandoz's Study of Red and White Myth in Cheyenne Autumn.'
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Whitaker, Rosemary. 'An Examination of Violence as Theme in Old Jules and Slogum House.'
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Greenwell, Scott. 'Fascists in Fiction: Two Early Novels of Mari Sandoz.'
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The Sacred Hoop: The Hero and Community in Selected Works of Mari Sandoz
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Stauffer, Helen Winter. 'Mari Sandoz and the University of Nebraska.'
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Sandoz biography - from Nebraska Department of Economic Development
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Hostiles and Friendlies: Selected Short Writings of Mari Sandoz.
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Morton, Beatrice K. 'A Critical Appraisal of Mari Sandoz'
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Doher, Pam. 'The Idioms and Figures of Cheyenne Autumn.'
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The Cattlemen: From the Rio Grande Across the Far Marias.
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Gordon Moris Bakken; Brenda Farrington (June 26, 2003).
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Making of an Author: From the Mementoes of Mari Sandoz.
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In 1935, she received word that her revised version of
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MacCampbell, Donald. 'Mari Sandoz Discusses Writing.'
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Miss Morissa: Modern Woman on the Western Frontier.'
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Marvin, South Dakota: The Blue Cloud Quarterly, 1977.
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Revisiting the Plains Indian Country of Mari Sandoz.
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The Cheyenne Indians: Their History and Ways of Life
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Marie Susette Sandoz was born on May 11, 1896, near
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545:Crazy Horse: The Strange Man of the Oglalas.
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817:In Women and Western American Literature
703:'Introduction to George Bird Grinnell,'
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912:. In Commire, Anne (ed.).
910:"Sandoz, Mari (1896–1966)"
768:Lubbock: Texas Tech, 2009.
668:'The New Frontier Woman.'
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1226:"Nebraska Hall Of Fame"
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696:'Outpost in New York.'
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752:Platte Valley Review
560:The Buffalo Hunters.
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1012:. January 17, 1938.
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